Popped in for lunch in the village. Got the Yorkshire pudding wrap with chicken and onion, plus chips and gravy. It was all homemade, which was nice. The portion was huge though &ndash; couldn&#39;t finish it all. Good for the price.

The Sunday roast here is spot on. Beef was cooked just right, not overdone. They brought an extra jug of gravy without me asking, which was perfect for the generous Yorkshire puddings. Portions are big, left feeling very full.

Been coming here for years. Love the old arcade games and pool tables - they&#39;ve always kept them in good shape. The local photos and stuff on the walls are a nice touch. It&#39;s just a solid, fun spot.

Popped in for a pint with the lads. They let you bring your dog in, which is a nice touch. Good spot to just sit and unwind.

A decent spot for a quiet afternoon. The atmosphere is pretty relaxed, even with the football on the telly. Good for a pint and a read of the paper. The staff are fine, though service can be a little slow when it gets busy.

The chorizo croquettes were tasty, and the three-course set menu is a good deal. The space itself is really bright and airy.

Came for the Sunday roast and went for the lamb shank. It was so tender it just fell off the bone, and the roasties were spot on. A proper, hearty plate of food.

The Sunday roast is lovely, feels just like home cooking. I really appreciated the Yorkshire puddings - they were so light and fresh, not at all stodgy. The gravy had a nice depth of flavour too, clearly made from proper stock. Just a heads up, it&#39;s served on the first floor.

Steak and ale pie was perfect for a quick bite. Pastry crisp, filling rich and hearty.

My go-to for a quick lunch. The steak special was good, chips are always spot on. In and out in under 30 mins, which is key for me.

The Timothy Taylor Landlord here was a proper pint, exceptionally well-kept. That&#39;s the main thing for me. The selection of ales is decent. A solid choice for a quiet pint after work.

Found this spot and tried their new karaoke rooms. The manager was really nice and helpful, which made the whole evening easy and relaxed.

The steak and ale pie was so rich and flavourful. The crust was a bit firm for me, but that filling!

The location is very central, making it a great spot to grab a bite before heading to the theatres or shops. The menu offers a variety of options at reasonable prices.

Quick bite at lunch. Food came out fast, the nibbles were spot on. Place is dog-friendly, which is a plus. Got a bit loud when the game was on, but fine after. Good for a speedy lunch.

The barman knew his stuff, suggested a great local ale to go with the pie. Perfect spot for a pint in such an old building.

The bottomless brunch here is fantastic! Our server Simon was attentive and made sure we never ran out of drinks. Highly recommend for a fun outing!

The fish supper was so fresh, you could taste the sea. It came out steaming hot, and the batter was just right. That first bite made the whole evening.

The staff were so nice to our dog! They brought him a bowl of water and a little treat without us even asking. That kind of welcome makes a big difference.

The Sunday roast here is a solid choice. Meat was cooked just right, trimmings were all good. Got my plate in under 15 minutes, which is perfect for a quick, filling lunch. No fuss, just a proper feed.

The Hugo Spritz was spot on. The Sticky Chicken from the bar snacks menu though, that was the star. Perfectly glazed, tender, and just the right size for sharing. A solid choice for a casual drink and a bite.

The lunch deal with fish and chips is a solid shout for a catch-up. Good portion and a drink for &pound;13.

Popped in after a walk. The pork belly was spot on - crispy skin, tender meat. Got a bit busy later, service slowed down. Decent spot if you&#39;re nearby.

Love the old-school pub vibe here, feels just right for York. The bar looks great with those barrels. Staff were really friendly too.

Excellent pub, obviously loved by the locals who booked it out - so make sure you have a reservation. 6.30 seems to be when they all flock in. Our table was for 7pm so we ended up having a bit of a wait and to make an alternative choice for mains as ours was sold out. Well kept cellar - excellent beers and plenty of cocktails available. Will return when next in York

Generous portions, but the menu could use more fresh, healthy options.

The harbour view from the bar is just stunning. Perfect for a quiet evening drink. The fizz selection was decent, though I wish they had a few more by-the-glass options. A lovely, relaxed spot.

Lovely beer garden at the back, so tranquil for a quiet pint. Felt like a proper local spot where everyone&#39;s welcome. The perfect place to unwind after a long week.

Great spot to bring friends (and dogs!). The carvery is as good as they say, and the staff were super welcoming.

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